
A journey through family history, storytelling, and discovery, exploring my own stories and the stories that continue to capture my imagination.
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A father’s name on a birth certificate, is that a fact?
Most people would instinctively say yes. After all, a birth certificate is an official document. It carries authority. It is treated as evidence. And anything recorded on it is usuall...
One of the pleasures of putting together this newsletter is spotting unexpected connections between the articles I read each week. This time, I was struck by how many of the stories centred on memory, preservation and legacy. From recording...
After publishing the story of little Alfred Arthur Gregson and the tragedy at Lower House Farm, I thought I had reached the end of the road. Then an email arrived that revealed another forgotten chapter in the Gregson family story. Before A...
Every family historian begins by looking for answers. A record that confirms what we suspect or reveals something entirely unexpected. Yet the longer we spend researching, the more we discover that genealogy is rarely about the answers alon...
Few fears are as universal as the thought of being buried alive. Long before modern medicine could reliably determine death, stories circulated of people awakening beneath the earth, trapped inside their coffins with no hope of escape.
One...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Family history researcher and Family Tree Magazine columnist. I write the stories behind the records — the people, places and history that connect us all. Creator of The Chiddicks Observer on Substack. Full-time storyteller, part-time Lego builder.
I'm the "ringleader" for Projectkin.org. As a community, we capture, preserve, and share our stories in every conceivable form. We inspire and encourage one another in posts, events, and conversations.
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